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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-08-27
"Untold Agony from Caiarrf..7

Prof. W. HAusNER, the fanous mesmerist.
of Hhdcd, ~. y, writes: "ssome ten years age
i suffered untold agccy FROM chronic nnsss
incurablc, and said ] must die. Ny case was
such a bad one, that every day. towards sun.
set, my voice would bccume SO hOarse ! could
barely sneak above whisper. In the morning
almost strnngle me. by the use Of DIR. Saee's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, wns a well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-08-27

Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-08-27
IA n Lilo

For Potato Bugs, Insccts on
vines, Shrubs, Trees, l pound
or half the contents Of n 81. O0
box OF "lloUGH ON RATs"f Acrf-
cultural Slze).to he fhoroughIn
mixed with one to two barrela
q plaster, orwlIat IL hetfcrair
Stacked .... lime. Much depends
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Local BrevitIeS

Jud.e ) one and family are eNtec' ed to
return y the county durn Z the coming
week.
Spring gardening is 10 order. Some
persons heIeaboGts have already plowed
up the ground for this purpose.
Tuesday WAS a remarkably quiet day in
Port Tobacco. Few people we're here and
no public business was transaCted.
1t has been Just tive years ago today
since The fist Democratic President for u
quarter OF u century MAS iaaugurated.
March entered decidedly Lamb likes and
we hope th Sc mild proc ivilies vii be
continued throughout its entire length.
Quintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and 4 que Remedy. Rcli.hle, safe and
Efficient rrice 50 cents per bst {. For
sale 10y n | Druggiss.
The first marriage liceuss since Lent
begun Was issued rom the clerks office
on Wednesday to Robert \. Mlst!sd and
Carrie Sanders, white.
The Court of Appeals will meet again
on the 18th instant. when II is expected
that the opinions IN he appeal IN the
Nicholson and BIscor cases will be hand
ed down
At the la.e nnual NEE ing OF the board
Of managers of the Maryland Sunday
School Union, Rev. G.. F. Williams was
re elected Vice President of hat society
tor Charles county.
We have casually earned that DIR. John
" Mitchell. whose marriage We reported
last week, contemplates gong 10 England
for the practice of his profession OF den
tis,ry, an advantageous offer having been
made him In that country
How can Mrs Smith wear such = hand
some ve!ve, coat T. Ny dear child. don't
you know her husband used ~ pay all his
money 20 doctors, but since he took To
using Dr Bulls Cough syrup he gives II
all to her TO spend.
While playing with a pc, dog At her
home on Thursday IL las, week Miss
Mamie l'rent was btten on the writ 10y
III. animal, in which the flesh Was tad
lac.r.t,d and a p.iGfu aud ugiy wound
inflicted / WAS dressed 10y Or. Robert
Digges.
L. Taylor TippeI, Crisr to rhe circui,
cour, Of ST Msrss cnun,y, died Nednes-
day nigh' nf last week. aftsr tngering
illness. Mr.. Tippe't vas noted as being
TIE tsilest man in - Marys county, snd
required coitiu seven feet long in which
to be buried.
Capt Wilmer proposes Ia have ai~o
days enc.mpment oi the Howard R'aes
in Port Tobacco next week. There will
he an al day drill ON both Friday and
Saturday. This is 10 make up for los'
time and u prepare for the coming visi,
Of the Adjut.nt-General.
Ii is proposed to hold q business meet
ing oi The Howard Rides to-day TO arrange
for concert aud theatrical performance
10 lie given during Easter week. The
boys v i'll ,ndeavnr to redeem the promise
We made for them some lime ago. If max
ing 1t livey for our peope yet,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
III ward Riff - Puns.

The prHSter of the TINES in IN m Mt Of
ii tu,s- gets If Tie following, and i. he is no:
court n,aIliaIed and shot for tie execrable ork
he won't -et his just deserts. II any o. these
puus ar. MT understood, p ease rise, and VIZ
viii ru"lis; the explanations in qlarto form
for The hent ct of the obtuse:
Why ou. h; the Howard R.d to be the bes
drilcd organization in the State?
Because The company is Daley( daily formed
Why is it likely to have much litigation?
Berausc it already has two " ills aud al most
one Wu-mer-lnore We mean. Excuse this one.
Why do persons imagine it to be an cd com
p,ny?
Because SO much of it is already Gray.
Why is it Ike merchant doing cash aad
credit usiness?
Because it has Two Prices.
Where could it best withstan an attack
la the centr. bee .use it contains Stone
street.
Why is tn | # of the lst pl,toon like a
gardener?
Because ii DigysS (iigs)
Why should ii be good builder?
Because il already has Carpenter and 1
foundation Ia Rison (riSe ou)
Why is il ike DO Dk wei SELECTED poetry
B cause it contains Page OF Tenny( Dson
Va, shoul il be a rIe to keep L ntf
Bec.us- it nre iiy has its phH (hilj.
Wh.n vi it hccome the hindsomest com
pany
Oiis GO - aire, dy, YOU know, on tie ex
trome eft.
Why is it like badly plinei garien?
Brcau:e the Bun won't conn up.
Why is the left wing like monnt4in top?
B rause the Brook(e) is neur here.
Perhaps TO better understand the two last w
had better explain that Mes> AN md Brooke
two members OF the co.un,ud .isiaS in th
lower part of the county, have not attend d !
single drill this yeir. ErJo-wont come up
and never there.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Muslin Corset Covers.

SO j, L,dieS Muslin G., set Cn'ers good
% s,lIIy o. cotton, ihofou- hI' made, hnt'h'd d
seams buttons aGu button holes.
High Ne only ~ cts each.
Low Neck only 5 cts each
loo dozen L,ies' C.mbrIc Corset Covers,
four clusters OF three tgcks down the front,
ueck trimmed with lace, worth 80 n, only -oe
each
loo dozen Ladies Fine Cambria Corse' Gov.
.rs. shaped neck, trimmed with Hamburg
edsiug, worth 37!c, ou!y 29c csch.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

Sheriff Simpson brought from the Jail at
Upper Marlboro on Tuesiay, John Eieltr,
colored, who was arrested in Prince George 5
c unity about two weeks ago for stealing the
horse Of Dr. G. o. Monroe, of Waldorf. The
theft occurred some time since BIT Edelen sue
ceeiei in eluding capture untl recently when
he Was caught aear Marlboro and lodged in
the Jail AT tn At place and Sheriff Simpson not-
fed that lie could procure him at any time.
DR. Monroe had already recovered his horse,
but Edelen clung 10 the saddle which he had
when arrested, and which the Sheriff nov has
awaiting DR.. Monroe's Identification. The
authorities of Prince Georges county evidently
h we poor respec, for Charles. as the Sheriff
s,ys that h. could not get his prisoner until all
the ,h,rg-s OF his arrest aad for the time be
h ii been in Ill were paid. lelen i now safe
ly confined in Castle SippsOa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Muslin Chemises.

80 deE-n Ladies Muslin Chrmiss. woke o'
hvs clusters Of Ihr,r sa- iu,ks. worth 20, eo.y
25c each
IS deE-n L.d,s, Muslin shsm,s~. yoke o
soc Hambarg smhrpIt-tr trsmnri around
eek and sl..v-, -iIh CambFlS I'M, worth
80. only 81 each.
100 duE~a I4a.ss Fine NssIls >quA's nsrk
Chsmls-. y.k. OF thr-~ ro-s 81 Hamburg IN
..rtlus and fssr dat Of hrs iuTks, n's :
.Ha ..sr.,trimm-i ~Irh Hamburg 'mer0td~' ;
-erih 80, only Soc essh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

Miss n .lIIe Stonestreet. who has been con-
fined to her home for several m luths With seri
ous illness, and ~hose coadition we have from
time to time noticed in the TINES, will be taken
to B B>ltimore tomorrow morning, ifher strength
" i'll per nit and placed undr the care of DR..
Alan P SIN th, of that city. We sincerely trust
b Il the change may be beneficial TO the gentle
patie2t and that she may find speedy and
permanent relief from her Suf.rings under the
SIX lliful treatm Mt of that eminent PHI siri Al .
Miss Nelie'S Illness has h."n universally de-
p!ored throughout this section. where she is
loved and admired, ard her restoration 10
health would be hailed with y and sa.lsfac
ton genuine and sincere
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Muslin Night Dresses.

Sc dos Ia4I- Na,lra Nsh' &c NEs. a'her
Habbar4 ffoa,. rekr q fSSr elutiers oi 'hf"r
SIDE tuck, ,tiam.d .-ognd sse ncvk ant
sleeves .t's C.no:rc rssi-, .urtb 80. oa', -
c-s', zach
81 doE-a t.4fes Ns,ita goshst N-tt~FA
S,sA' t,o~ps y.ke q "a rIsstsrs q rf.h' no"
sstks uiE.st srOsei acys asi c~rrs ~sth
ssgkr,i C4aetis :lG-. wof:. 5: Is, aa!E .Ss
-ssh.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

n.y. The subscriDtio;e price OF LIE

s9r The Subscription price OF IHE
TINES is 81. per- annum # pad M
adrance Or at any time rithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid within the gear
21.5O wM be invariably charged, a.
elways Aeretofore, and from this rule
no exception UW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Muslin Drawers.

loo dozen pair. Of Ltiies' Muslin Drawers,
vide hrn sllh three tuck, above. iuli cut, tao
best strIr., worth !ee, only IS per pair
- doE~s pairs "f Ladies Muslin prawers,
tucked Ctmbric ruthe with hEe tuCks above,
two best styles, worth 40. only = / per par
IS dozen pslrs Of Ladir. Fine auslir Srs"
.rs ND. hamburg tus-. tao clusters Of three
6ne lucks ~Iih side insertion hs'wecn, extra
good glsltfy, worth 50, oniy soc per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Why the Caucus.


Iuiicat tions would seem 10 psinr 10 the fact
that our republican friends in the county ar.
busily engaged in some scheme TO b. carried
out in the election next fall, and that hey i'll
nake a strenuous effort to get control here
again at tn Il time there c.n be but little doubt.
For some time past secret and quiet conferences
have been going on among The leaders of this
seighbo hood, and at least once y week several
of them can be sen in close cOnfab ia some
quiet corner where they cannot be overheard.
So absorbing is the topic under discussion,
whaiever it my be, that they seem to be imperv-
ious TO the cold, for on one raw and cold day
recently two of them carried on an earaest con-
vers ,lion in the open air for al least two hours
Ttis would indicate that their Case is desperate
I'd Il ey propose to resort to desperate means
1t is also said "a It the recent visit Of Dr.. VII.
mer to the county had deep political sign6-
canoe and that he was here TO len !! the wisdom
| of hi. counsel to the leaders in th- sch IRE they
have in view. Some coloriag OF truth was
,iven to this surmise from the fact that on th.
nj ht Of his visit caucus OF the lehAers OF this
neg hbOrh0od composed OF Tue u 'ctr, MessrS. i.
Stonestreet, Smoot, Posey, and perhaps som
Others, WAS held at the house Of one of them
on ''Rrpubican Avenue" which lasted several
hours. 1t behooves our Dem )crstic friends to
D. on the alert to check any scheme that is
prob by being hatched to place our county
gain under the extravagant and unwise domi-
nation from which it was wrested two years
90 'Forewarned, forearmed, ysu know.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Muslin Walking Skirts,

3 dor<a iaas., Muslin WslAiug Skirts,
;rsn snn,d nth C,mhrie ruff. sdseI 18th '-gT
an- tacks A,sisd rtia t~e q users Of fosf has
tssks, oaly S. esvh
20 tsf.s fs.d,es' A4s,ta W..kiuE skirts w3h
.,ds C.msf'c 'sfis. stsst s,ih side eGa Gahrolt-
.fy;so e.a,s.s uf thrr~ lacks sssh 30 lhr rzF'
So. .tiA fo.r task, abo., ~otth 5 Il! oulr
81 % e@es.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Fatal Accident.

We presume that ere this most of our read
ers in the county have heard Of the shocking fatal
accident which occu! red on Thursday morning
of last week, and which resulted in the death
| of William Neale, popular and esteemed
Young gentema an Of this county, and which mas
cast gloom of sorrow over this neighborhood
where he resided and was so much beloved =.
The news of accident reached here late in the
afternoo on the day it occurred, after the TINES
had gone to press, and AS the information we
then received was so meagre and incomplete,
We thought it best not to reopen our 'orns out
to defer the mention of it until this issne, when
we could give full and accurate statement
Mr. Neal and Mr.. J. Cimillus Howard went
together to the farm of Capt. Bibby. on the
Wicomico, TO enjDv days sport At duck shoot
ing off Steddert's bar, where they were said 10
he very plentiful. On the morning of the NC
ciient these gentlemen accompanied bv John
Bibbv, Il young son the Captains, went in a
boa, t, the shooting ground after having set
out their decoy> md returned to the blind, their
guns were loaded aud placed in the boat ready
for use While fixing themse' YES in the bin !
youHg Bibby. in moving about the boat, acci
dentally struck against one of the gurs and it
was Immediately discharged and the entire
load, which n heavy charge of No. shot,
strack Mr. Neale ist above the left thigh. lie
threw up his hands and exclaimed my God
III shot - and immediate y te sack unc1ns:i
Gus and died within halt an tour, having in the
mea nrime been conveyed from the ooat to the
residence Of Capt. Blbby nearby. The load
severed the femo al art ry, and II IS supposed
that The unfortunate young man bled 10 death
! from this cause. Drs. Smoot, Lancaster and
relieved he victim of his suff-rings before their
arrival though all three concurred in the oPin-
! ios that had they been on the spot the instant
! the accident occurred no human agency could
have saved his life. Capt. Bibhy, his son and
family were deeply grieved and distressed at the
accident with sorrow poignant and sincere, an
every thing possible was done By them for the
wounded sutfrrer Mr.. Nesle WAS in the 3'th
YEAR Of his he was a son Of the late John "
Neale and brother of the cx-school examiner,
n ''N
+ oldes, Catholic families in this section. tie has
been engaged in mercantile pursuits in various
parts of the county up TO the hrst Of this year,
since which time be has resided on hi, farm
near Cox's Station. His funeral took ace en-
Sunday morning from the residence Of bis
I brother, A W Neae. and the in,erment Was
at St. TLomas's cemetery. His remains were
born TO their las, resting place by Mess. 2 Reed,
Robert D james W and T. Wri. .bt Wills, and
James F. and Brooke Matthews, ais cousins
His funeral cortsgy was corposed oi long
! line Of vehicles filed with sorrowing relatives
and friends, esinciug the deep and universal
owe and respect ia which the deceased Was
held by those among whom his exemplary snd
upright life rad been spent. Rsqure,cas IN pace
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

As to Property Ira0sIers-
Is will be seen ky reference to our sdver-
Using columns the board Of county commisson-
ers will meet for four consecutive days bega-
ming on Tuesday, March 18Th, for the purpose
of making tranfers Of property and otherwise
revising and preparing the tax lis, for 1887
As MANY persons come before the board at such
times TO hive property transferred y no are not
willing TO answer questions as 10 whether th'
have during the pas, year acquired any sddi-
tlonsd property, that should be added TO In-Ir
taxable basis, give below sections Is .id l9
IF article 81 TO the code OF public general Avs
relating to this matter:
Sectioa IS Whenever rsoc shall IN ke
application for an allowance or deduction
account of the sale, transfer, alienation loss or
removal OF auy property. OF the collection or
pay ment Of any private security Tor money the
couuty commissioners appeal tax court shall
,nterrozate him on oath in reference thereto
aud the disposal OF the same, and especially tu-
quiTe OF him 10 whom tie same has b-es sold
or transferred, and the amount OF the purchase
money collected, and how the sane has been
nvested
Sec l9 They shall also intsrrog.te said per-
sons on oath in reference to any acquisitions or
investments made by hun and not already as
sessed and the amount OF all such ACQUISITIONS
and investments shall be added 10 his asgcssa
DE property aud if he refuses 10 answer, no
allowance or 9eductiea shall be made on bis
assessment.
In thi. connection would state that The
board meets four days for th. purpose of at
tending to this business with . view Of giving
one day to each of the four collection districts
OF the couaty, and that these s,ric,s sill be
| i.ken up in order the 6rst on Tuesday second
on Wednesday, etc. Persons living in the re-
spective districts will please remember this as
it will save time and troubl. for them TO attend
on the days allotted to their section. As these
are the only days on whict he board will meet
for this purpose it would be We for all who
| desire to have abaiements or make transfers to
| prepare the IN now so to have the m ready TO
present 10 the board on the coming DAYS Of
tnee ing, ms mos, positively after the business
| is closed md the clerk h,s commenced work on
| the I book f.r 1888, il will not be reopenei
We would also again call the attention Of the
tax collectors TO the fact that they must have
their assessments and insolvenci-s ready 10 be
handed in by Tuesday, the - ID instaut.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
NOTICE..

Bsli,~srs, .Sss si lss5.
THE FIRM ur " PADGETr ! CO
i ~.s dissolved By the death OF Wn.
P.ds.u 90 Ns..nbss <is. The hssissSs oil
be setll,d By the surviving partsers
mo n CHRlSPlS,
JAS A pAHkiSS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

TO ADVERTISERS.-THE TINES harisg a
arqer circulation H.'a any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men OF Charles
Cou,uy offers Superior inducements to a sserttsers
t. i,,seyt their announcements in is columns. Send
= card rates. aphch tor any other paper
,Sossttern Mayldnd 20 sag nothing about circud-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

We would call III attention OF our readers
to the .ct that The Sale % live stock advertised
b. W VI. Breni, Trustee, to TAX: place last
"Wednesday, has be- n poS'Pmei until mkt
W Cd nesday, h- 9th instant i'll he seen by
adver tisement elsewhere. There will be offered
at this sale some valu ,be I've stock, such a>
horses, cattle, sheep, etc, etc, and those farm
ers who desire to increase their sheepfold or
are IN need of other stock would do well to at
tend, as the sale is perenptory, and they can
have az 9opportn.i'y to secure what they need
at small cost Ramemhe her date and place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Rheuma tism and Neuralgia Cured In
Two DAYS

The In lana Chemical Co hsv. discovered 8
compound ~hIch acts With truly marvellous
r.pidit, in tie cure Of Rheamalsfa ~nd Sea-
r.Igis M-gu.rsnte. II to cure any and every
r.se Of srut- Inf smnttory Rheumatism and
N-ur.Il lia 10 DAYS, and TO give immediate
r.li-f IN chronic eases and rf~ci speedy cure
On receipt Of 30 cents, in tSe cent STAMPS.
We " i'll send to sny address the prescription Tor
this wonderful co 1pound which can t'- y led
nv your home druggist Al small cot
t.k- this mans of giving our disrovrr, 10 tn
public instead Of p,rting it out as = patent
m-dir,ne il being much less expensive, W.
will gladly refand money II Satisfaction - not
given.
THE INDIANA CHsNIcAL Co.
Cras furds, Iilr, lad.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
COMM MUNICATED.
Cross ROADS, March, l, 1887.

Cross ROADS, March, l, 1887.
Editors of the Times:
Several weeks ago the fox hunters Of Hill
Tsp-in a days hunt-succeeded in catching
three gray foxes and asked if N injemoy could
beat that We claim that we can, for on Thus
day the 10th we caught one red and two gray
foxes, the three chtses lasting only two hours.
In the month of February were out on | |
days and caught fourteen foxes-seven reds and
seven grays. Can this be beaten in the coun-
Ity? Fox HUNTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
The Fishing Season.

1t is th)l- ht by old fishermen that the fish
ins sets1a will SON op'n AL that th1 catch
this yelr will be yool. Ole of the river DO tts
yesterday brought up from on of the lower
sh n ab .nt IA dcz n Sh Il which wee caught
on Thurs lay, AMI yesterday amoag the fish
caught in a seize, h .ulei in Hnnting eek,
was a herrin. Numbers of ine rock and perch
are nov baing caught all along the river
4le1 Gazette Of Tuesduy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
Death of Nr. phn D. Bowling

Mr. John ID. Bowling a prominent citizen
of Prince Georges county ,dird Al his residence,
near Marlboro, Sunday morning. Mr, Bow
Ins had been confined ID hi, home during the
entire winter, suffering with consumption, Ct
which he finally died, aged 80 years. Mr.. Bow
ling was > "a OF the late J ,hu d. B,xliug, of
Wooivie, Prince Georges cpunty Hs mar
ried dau ,hter of the ,te Morircai P inner,
and has since resided On portioa OF the un-
mer estate, near Uppar VI ,rlboro'. Jointly with
Henry W. Claggett, his brotner-in law, and
Joseph X Roberts, collector of iaternal re venue,
he Was executor of his fathers will and trustee
tfa large portion o his i'm nense estate. Though
never holding any political Office, and devoting
! j. time TO farming, he was well known and
influential in the democratic party and its con
ven;ions wife and f We children survive hi Il
No Protection for the Farmer
Last year the farmers of Ills county paid
bout Sl25 for machines needed in cor duct o.
( cir farms Thi- season, becau iron has ad
vauced We learn the farmer will be called on
TO pay about $3.50 for the same m 4chinss. Thi:
is all very well for the manufacturer, who ii
protected in lis iren VOL ks and goes uF in pri
when iron advances, but seldom goes dowr
when iron drops in price. Where does the
farmers interest come in? Who is looking
after ihe hundreds Of thousands Of men who
labor and toll and are depending upon The sol
for an honest living? Wheat is down, corn i
low, lands down and produce is low, ane
yet who asks for protection to the farmer
Who is .dking after this great interest? Phos
.hate ills are high, labor high and new
machinery advances. Whit is 10 secom. 0
the farmer? " bat is the future Of our "gri
gu tur,I intereSt?- Frederick Citizen.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

The sun is turning his smiling face towards
our borders, and on the Goth reaches the divid.
ing line that separates northern from southern
decliuaton henceforth he is on our side of the
line The sun rises on the lst in this latitude in
Eastern standard time, at Oh. 33m. A. NJ. and
sets at 5h 53m P. NJ :, making the days length
llh 20m. On the 3lst the sun rises at 5h. Bonn.
A. NJ and sets at Oh loan. P NJ, making the
days length l2h ION There is. therefore, an
increase in the leug'h Of tie day of In 24m,
during the mouth. Ga the 18th day aud night
are exactly equal, each being l2h. The sun s
declination keeps pace with the lengthening
days Ga the 1t his decln .tion IS 10 30
south On the 3lst it is 10 l,| north, sho y ng
that the sun's progress northwarl during the
month amounts to lie AZ. o. the 2VIh .t 5h.
NJ the sun crosses the line aud the aStrono'
mical spring comm-nces. We call the great
time u ak the vtrn Al eqnnux for, AS the "oid'
signify, day ani night are equl AN sprins
has coLe.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04
SEVENTH ANNUAL.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
READY-MADE BEnN EAR.
Bleached Ready-Made
Sheets.

100 Sheets. y yard. 'oag, sje, each, ). SO
per dom.
10 Sheets, y Yards ioag, t'1'ra has,) 'lr
each. s. per dcE-a
1914 Sb-e,,, :! yard. long, (rIHa heavy J
T5 ..ch 50 So l.rr dcE-s
lOt Sheets y y.fds long. bee, n.de, So
each. - per dorm
% sh.e., y ,.rts long, o0lI 80 each
S. So per dozen
9IShe.'s ?! wards Ions oul! 6s~ each s. 81
per dorm
- SHEETS, :! yard. lon., Cot hrds, 20 cts
each. 81 So per doE-u
3 Sh's's, ,. Yards long, for hrds, SO cts.
each S. IS per duken
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-03-04

RitIsos, lSss sik 1856
TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed /. 20 -p.rtp'r.aip sor the pu'p'se 81
couducrn. the Co nrsissioe Business andsr The
hrn n.ne nt
CHRIsPIN 4 DAwKlNS,
=, the Old stand i.'siy occupied By W. A.
Padket: 4 Co.
JNo II CHRISPtS.
JAS A DAWkiNS